Predetermined Fate In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet

Throughout all of human history many people have felt helpless or at the mercy of higher forces. In ancient greek mythology, three goddesses known as the Moirai spun the thread of life and assigned every individual their fate that no man or god could interfere with. In ancient Egypt people believed the god Shai determined the length of each individual's life who could protect or condemn a person in the afterlife. Most people in Shakespeare’s time also believed in a predetermined fate, and he explores the idea of a fixed destiny in many of his works. In the plays Julius Caesar and Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare the characters are paralyzed by their destinies and are incapable to prevent them.
In Julius Caesar the character of Caesar